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Hosted by Devvon Terrell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 181 episodes
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The StudioNerds Podcast was created for audio enthusiast. Ranging from mixing engineers, mastering engineers, producers and artist alike. We discuss plugins, DAWs, our favorite mixers, and even tips and tricks we encounter everyday from using Pro Tools, Logic, FL Studio, Ableton, Studio One, Cubase and many more. If you are a StudioNerd this is the podcast you never knew you needed
Devvon Terrell hosts My StudioNerds, a technology show with 181 episodes published.
In this video, Don Cannon explains how hit records really happen, discovering Lil Uzi Vert and Jack Harlow, how Young Jeezy’s “Go Crazy” was made, and how his journey started as a DJ. Including how you can make hits in a
In this episode, we talk about what modern DAWs are still missing and how music software could be improved for producers, engineers, and creators. From workflow issues to smarter features, better collaboration, cleaner o
In this episode, we’re asking a real question: is music quality actually getting better?With better gear, better plugins, cleaner mixes, and easier access to professional tools, music should sound better than ever… but d
Buying used audio gear can save you money — but it can also come with hidden risks.In this episode, we break down what to watch out for before buying used microphones, interfaces, speakers, preamps, and studio equipment.
Most people never notice great audio in movies and TV and that’s the point.In this episode, we break down how dialogue, foley, ambience, music, silence, and sound design shape the way a scene feels without the audience e
Not all audio engineering advice online is good advice. In this episode, we talk about how to tell what’s actually helpful, what’s misleading, and how to think for yourself as a producer, mixer, or engineer in a world fu
In this podcast episode, we break down our list of the best producer, artist, and engineer combinations in music. From iconic collaborations to legendary studio chemistry, we talk about the teams that created timeless re
Mastering is changing fast. In this video, I break down how modern mastering approaches are shifting, what old rules might be holding you back, and how to think about loudness, dynamics, and translation in a more useful
Explore 13+ of the most impactful pro audio tools of all time and how they changed music production, audio engineering, mixing, and recording forever. From legendary studio gear to modern essentials, this episode breaks
In this episode, we break down the bigger picture behind Native Instruments’ insolvency news and why it matters far beyond just one company. From developer risk to customer trust, platform dependency, and the future of p
What if we stopped asking “what’s the next cool plugin?” and started asking “what problem is the industry still failing to solve?”In this episode of StudioNerds, we break down what plugins the audio industry actually nee
In this StudioNerds Podcast episode, we’re asking the uncomfortable question: has music technology hit a plateau or are we just measuring progress the wrong way?We break down what “innovation” actually means in 2026, why
Slate Audio vs. Slate Digital what’s the real difference? In this episode, we break down the brands, clear up the confusion, and dive into the newest Auto-Tune release to figure out how it actually works under the hood.
In this episode of the podcast, we break down why your EQ moves might be making things worse instead of better and how small mindset shifts can completely change your mixes. We also talk about whose the best podder on th
Are big recording studios becoming a thing of the past? In this episode, we dive into the real future of major studios, how the industry is shifting, and what it means for producers, engineers, and artists. From home-stu
In this episode, we break down where analog gear may belong in a digital-first world. What still matters, what’s pure nostalgia, and what modern tools now do better than ever. No hype, no absolutes just a practical, engi
Is FL Studio becoming the new industry standard? In this episode, we break down why so many producers are switching, how it’s shaping the future of music production, and whether we’ll all need to learn FL Studio sooner t
The audio world is buzzing after the news of Apogee’s acquisition. We also bring up one of the scariest things for many producers and engineers, this updating their OS or software.➡️ Get Our Rosetta Plugins: https://help
In this video, we talk about the biggest mistakes we and beginners make when getting into hardware gain staging, noise issues, buying the wrong gear, and what actually matters for your sound. If you’re upgrading your stu
I’ve spent years (and way too much money) building my studio setup. In this episode, we break down what I’d do differently if I could start over. From audio interfaces and monitors to room treatment and plugins — here’s
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